How to get more than 255 steps from IAC
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How to get more than 255 steps from IAC
is this in the INI file? i prob need 275-300 steps.
TIA,
Scott.
i would like to be able to set the highest value in my IAC table to say... 300, and my start value to something just higher, like 310.
if i set my start value to 50, and my crank value to 200, and all my table values to 200.... then i can switch on, watch the pintle get sucked in 50 steps, and push out 200 (net 150 out). leave it there, turn off the switch again and on again, pintle retracts 50, pushes out 200 (net 150 out again). when out of TB, i can keep doing this, pushing out pintle prob 500 steps before it falls out. when installed in the TB, i need about 300 steps from retracted all the way to seated.
but.... if i set up my settings to be 300 crank, and 300 at all table values, and 310 on start value.... then, it should suck in 310 and seat (which it seems to do), then it should push out a full 300 steps and push against the seat. but it does not seat all the way. it only goes out 255 steps, and stops just shy of the seat.
from the manual: "The number of steps to go from fully open to closed is a user input, from 1 to 255 steps, although it can be made larger than that if needed"
this is not an INI file? i'm 99% certain i looked at this thoroughly, and just figured i needed to trigger something in the INI file.
thx, Scott.
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Scott,TheMonkey wrote:this is not an INI file? i'm 99% certain i looked at this thoroughly, and just figured i needed to trigger something in the INI file.
Yes, it's definitely in the ini file, I just wasn't sure what variable was involved. Look for this:
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iacstepTable = array , S16, 354, [ 10], "steps", 1.00000, 0.00000, 0.00, 500.00, 0 ; * ( 20 bytes)
Eric